Roberto Salamanca-Giron

The paper links alpha and low-beta oscillatory activity in cingulate and striatal brain hubs to micro-offline gains during early skill learning.

The paper shows that neural representations of actions in motor skills differentiate during early learning, particularly offline, and shift brain regions involved as skill improves.

This study uses TMS-fMRI to investigate how localized brain perturbations affect network organization and behavior, finding distinct responses in early visual areas and the medio-temporal area.

This study shows that anti-phase tACS between V1 and V5 improves motion discrimination by altering phase-amplitude coupling in the alpha band.